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Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the Synonyms inserted into the definitions.


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0374 + fellow persuadeth +/ . anapeitho {an-ap-i'-tho}; from 0303 + each + every + apiece + through +/ and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; to incite: --persuade .

0545 + disobedient + and disobedient + things disobedient + and the disobedient + I was not disobedient +/ . apeithes {ap-i-thace'}; from 0001 + Alpha (as a negative particle) and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; unpersuadable, i .e . contumacious: --disobedient .

2138 + and easy + to be intreated +/ . eupeithes {yoo-pi-thace'}; from 2095 + well + ye well + them good + unto him Well + That it may be well +/ and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; good for persuasion, i .e . (intransitively) complaint: --easy to be intreated .

3980 + to obey + magistrates + have hearkened + to them that obey +/ . peitharcheo {pi-tharkh-eh'-o}; from a compound of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ and 0757 + to rule + to reign +/ ; to be persuaded by a ruler, i .e . (genitive case) to submit to authority; by analogy, to conform to advice: --hearken, obey (magistrates) .

3981 + was not with enticing +/ . peithos {pi-thos'}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuasive: --enticing .

3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ . peitho {pi'-tho}; a primary verb; to convince (by argument, true or false); by analogy, to pacify or conciliate (by other fair means); reflexively or passively, to assent (to evidence or authority), to rely (by inward certainty): --agree, assure, believe, have confidence, be (wax) conflent, make friend, obey, persuade, trust, yield .

3988 + persuasion +/ . peismone {pice-mon-ay'}; from a presumed derivative of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuadableness, i .e . credulity: --persuasion .

4086 + words +/ . pithanologia {pith-an-ol-og-ee'-ah}; from a compound of a derivative of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ and 3056 + work + word + thing + words + saying + speech + reason + intent + rumour + things + a word + a shew + matter + my word + by word + account + speaker + in word + tidings + sayings + and word + The Word + my words + the word + of words + question + The word + treatise + a matter + thy word + our word + his word + in words + the work + the Word + the words + in a word + my saying + utterance + of speech + in speech + our words + his words + my sayings + his speech + his saying + him a word + their word + the matter + in my word + an account + is the word + in the word + he the word + of the word + By the word + at the word + the sayings + that saying + of the Word + by the word + not in word + But the word + him the word + you a reason + not my words + of his words + not the word + not our word + and the Word + and the word + there a fame + not his word + of utterance + And the word + Let the word + out the word + And the Word + for the word + for his word + was the Word + For the word + but the word + but my words + of the words + and his word + with his word + them thy word + are the words + and utterance + And my speech + unto the word + for the cause + that the word + we have to do + things to say + communication + for the words + and reckoneth + in thy sayings + And the saying + from the words + And their word + and his speech + not the speech + her not a word + is that saying + is not in word + for the word s + not my sayings + of his own word + of the doctrine + That the saying + of these things + of those things + and by the word + and to the word + not the sayings + things by mouth + up in the words + him in his talk + not in the words + manner of saying + For by thy words + and for the word + him in his words + unto us the word + and by thy words + as we are in word + away but my words + For the preaching + unto him the word + unto you the word + it not as the word + to pass the saying + to you is the word + him for the saying + of that by the word + he us with the word + unto you by the word + for us that the word + not unto you in word + of me and of my words + with me as concerning + manner of communications + And for me that utterance + as unto them but the word + But this cometh to pass that the word +/ ; persuasive language: --enticing words .

4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ . pistis {pis'-tis}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuasion, i .e . credence; moral conviction (of religious truth, or the truthfulness of God or a religious teacher), especially reliance upon Christ for salvation; abstractly, constancy in such profession; by extension, the system of religious (Gospel) truth itself: --assurance, belief, believe, faith, fidelity .

4103 + is true + faithful + Faithful + believing + is a true + a faithful + faithfully + me faithful + is faithful + and believed + him faithful + was faithful + and faithful + the faithful + are faithful + with faithful + but believing + is a faithful + which believed + to be faithful + he is faithful + and a faithful + was my faithful + Who was faithful + It is a faithful + is that faithful + thou to faithful + of the believers + be thou faithful + me to be faithful + they are faithful + as unto a faithful + for he is faithful + who is the faithful + and to the faithful + He that is faithful + woman that believeth + of those that believe + of them which believe + is for you a faithful + hath he that believeth +/ . pistos {pis-tos'}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; objectively, trustworthy; subjectively, trustful: --believe(-ing, -r), faithful(-ly), sure, true .

5218 + to obey + obedient + obedience + in obeying + As obedient + he obedience + of obedience + for obedience + the obedience + unto obedience + to the obedience + by the obedience + in thy obedience + for the obedience +/ . hupakoe {hoop-ak-o-ay'}; from 5219 + obey + obeyed + ye obey + man obey + to hearken + be obedient + and that obey + were obedient + and they obey + them that obey + and they do obey + but ye have obeyed + and it should obey + that ye should obey +/ ; attentive hearkening, i .e . (by implication) compliance or submission: --obedience, (make) obedient, obey(-ing) .

5219 + obey + obeyed + ye obey + man obey + to hearken + be obedient + and that obey + were obedient + and they obey + them that obey + and they do obey + but ye have obeyed + and it should obey + that ye should obey +/ . hupakouo {hoop-ak-oo'-o}; from 5259 + into + under + among + as under + is under + it under + but under + are under + were under + to be under + But is under + as are under + things under + which is under + ye are not under + we are not under + them that are under + them that were under + to them that are under + out of the one part under + unto the other part under + over you for ye are not under +/ and 0191 + hear + come + ears + Hear + heard + I hear + is Hear + hearken + hearing + as hear + ye hear + Hearing + to hear + I heard + Hearken + it hear + heareth + and hear + he heard + we heard + We heard + ye heard + as heard + man hear + as I hear + and heard + that hear + they hear + had heard + I may hear + to hearken + of hearing + shall hear + they heard + ye do hear + might hear + he heareth + we do hear + that heard + And I heard + things came + and hearing + and I heard + should hear + and heareth + And hearing + and to hear + you heareth + I had heard + for to hear + one heareth + For we hear + ye will hear + that heareth + thee to hear + that he hear + I have heard + by and heard + having heard + he had heard + let him hear + did not hear + than to hear + We will hear + will not hear + understandeth + Ye have heard + for they hear + give audience + ye shall hear + let them hear + We have heard + they may hear + ye have heard + we have heard + he shall hear + after I heard + When he heard + that ye heard + but they heard + It is reported + Since we heard + That as ye have heard 0191- And they heard + do ye not hear + For they heard + That as ye have heard 0191- him he heareth + of the hearers + unto them Hear + things I heard + shall be heard + when they heard + thou hast heard + shall they hear + When they heard + they that heard + that hath heard + them that heard + that he heareth + in the audience + they have heard + He that heareth + after they heard + them which heard + unto him Hearest + unto the hearers + and thou hearest + one that heareth + and having heard + and I have heard + to him and heard + upon him to hear + as we have heard + he will not hear + things and heard + him We have heard + and gave audience + unto them Hearken + and it was noised + for we have heard + For ye have heard + But when he heard + For we have heard + And when he heard + And as they heard + is it that I hear + And ye shall hear + not ; and hearing + that thou hearest + that ye had heard + to me and heareth + he thou shalt hear + and they that hear + When she had heard + and have not heard + are they that hear + and them that hear + for they will hear + them ; and to hear + in them that heard + by when they heard + is he that heareth + But they had heard + which ye have heard + meat with him heard + and ye did not hear + and they shall hear + Have they not heard + But he that heareth + they have not heard + And they that heard + were with him heard + And when they heard + when they had heard + of them which heard + When they had heard + unto you which hear + And they which heard + as soon as she heard + and as ye have heard + As soon as she heard + be that ye have heard + voice they that heard + that are in them heard + saith he ye have heard + began was it not heard + One and shouldest hear + him ; and when he heard + him for that they heard + and that they will hear + things that I have heard + And let him that heareth + unto you He that heareth + and upon as many as heard + that they should not hear + thee that thou hast heard + And they gave him audience + unto us by them that heard + trusted after that ye heard + unto me ; him shall ye hear + for we ourselves have heard + And they when they had heard + and they that have not heard + thee that thou wouldest hear + to you and unto you that hear + the things that they had heard + to the things which we have heard + are they which when they have heard + And the things that thou hast heard +/ ; to hear under (as a subordinate), i .e . to listen attentively; by implication, to heed or conform to a command or authority: --hearken, be obedient to, obey .

5255 + obedient + ye be obedient +/ . hupekoos {hoop-ay'-ko-os}; from 5219 + obey + obeyed + ye obey + man obey + to hearken + be obedient + and that obey + were obedient + and they obey + them that obey + and they do obey + but ye have obeyed + and it should obey + that ye should obey +/ ; attentively listening, i .e . (by implication) submissive: --obedient .